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“Chris Sutton Reveals SHOCKING Prediction for Wolves vs. Crystal Palace Clash. You won’t believe what he thinks eill happen.
The most significant match of Wolves’ season is approaching as they host Crystal Palace in a crucial relegation battle.
Wolves are still searching for their first win after nine games, but following a dramatic 2-2 draw against Brighton last weekend, they might have gained some confidence. Gary O’Neil mentioned in his pre-match press conference that both Sam Johnstone and Mario Lemina should be fit to play, which is a significant boost for the team.
On the other hand, Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner will be without Eberechi Eze and Adam Wharton due to injuries sustained during their Carabao Cup victory over Aston Villa.
Paul Merson has predicted a 1-0 win for Wolves against Palace, and Chris Sutton has also shared his thoughts on the match.
Although O’Neil insists that Wolves haven’t reached a must-win situation, the pressure is certainly mounting as they prepare to face Palace and Southampton. If they were to lose both matches, it could lead to the manager’s departure and leave the team with a daunting challenge ahead.
Currently sitting second from the bottom with just two points, a win would bring Wolves within a point of 17th-place Palace. Sutton believes they will manage to secure the victory. He told BBC Sport, “Like Southampton, they are winless, but they’ve been performing well. Matheus Cunha’s late equalizer against Brighton could be the turning point for their season.
“I don’t expect Wolves to lose, but the real question is whether they can win. I’m concerned about their defensive vulnerabilities, especially since Crystal Palace may feel more confident after their win over Tottenham, where Eze played impressively.
“It will be tight, but I predict that Gary O’Neil’s team will finally secure a win and keep a clean sheet as well.”
For Wolves to claim this crucial victory at Molineux, they will need to overcome their poor record against Palace, who have won six of the last seven matchups since January 2021.
The statistics are not in Wolves’ favor, having conceded three goals in their last two meetings with the Eagles. Currently, they possess the worst defensive record in the league, allowing 25 goals in just nine matches. This trend must change if they hope to achieve a win this evening.
